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12 Nov 1913
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Monroe News Star in Monroe, Louisiana
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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1913
Page
1
Conference on Safety at Sea Delegates From Fourteen Nations
Delegates from fourteen nations attended the safety at sea conference with delegates including Dele and other officials to discuss maritime safety measures and international cooperation.
Conference on Safety at Sea Opens with Strong Public Interest
Delegates from fourteen nations gather in London for the International Conference on Safety at Sea. The talks focus on lifeboats crew efficiency fire suppression wireless equipment and radio operating rules after lessons from the Titanic and Volturno disasters. The United States plans to lead with proposals, including new lifeboat release devices and stringent radio requirements for passenger ships and cargo vessels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Press Association
London
United States Navy Department
United States
Campaign to abolish useless Christmas gifts gains traction
Mrs August Belmont heads a nationwide drive by the Society for the Prevention of Useless Giving urging thoughtful, noncompulsory presents. Attendees include District Attorney Whitman and Francis Crowninshield as speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Mra
August Belmont
The
Spys
Society For the Prevention of
United States
Spugs
J. Borden
S.a
Francis Crowninshield
Belmont
Maine
Efficiency of Crew on Passenger Steamships and Fire Safety
The article stresses the need for efficient crews on all passenger steamships and requires adequate fire fighting appliances. It calls for systematic drills to train crews in using the equipment.
Benbow launches as Lady Randolph Churchill christens
London Nov 12 Lady Randolph Churchill christened the new dreadnought Benbow at Dalmuir. Her son Winston Churchill First Lord of the Admiralty attended. The 25 000 ton vessel is touted as highly powerful. Thousands witnessed the launch with cheering crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Randolph Churchill
Jennie Jerome
New York
Dalmuir
Winston Churchill
the Admiralty
Late Debt Administration Notes Amid Financial Review
Administrative records show ongoing consideration of late debt issues. No amendments are sempear. the document references ante flour in relation to the financial review process.
Bankers Advise Bond Plan as Louisiana Convention Debates Debt
Baton Rouge Nov 12 bankers from across the state advised the constitutional convention committees on bonds and debt refinancing. The finance and wastewater panels moved toward favorable reports while the style committee struggled reaching article 118 of the proposed 41 article constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge
Lynn Dinkins
Interstate Bank and Trust Company
Leonides M. Pool
Rudolph &. Hecht
Hibernia Bank and Trust Company
T. KE. Flournoy
Ouachita
Monroe
Board of Liquidation
Orleans
Charles J. Theard
B. P. Sullivan
New Orleans
Committee of Thirteen
Serial Bond Issue Bill Debates Debt Solution at Convention
The Times-Democrat notes several bills, led by Gov Hall and T K Flournoy, proposing serial bonds over fifty years secured by a one mill tax. Interest capped at 4 1/2 percent, with the State Board of Liquidation empowered on details. Other proposals from W O Hart and lawmakers shape the debt plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times-Democrat
Flournoy
Gov. Hall
Robert B. Butler
M. Hampton Carver
Blanchard
New York
T. K. Flournoy
Monroe
W. O. Hart
New Orleans
State Board of Liquidation
Plan for State Bonds and Certificates of Indebtedness
Mr. Flournoy outlines a plan to issue serial bonds at 4 1/2 percent, use excess from rising assessments to retire debt, offer new bonds in exchange or cash, and issue one-year certificates of indebtedness tied to unsold bonds. He argues the approach could retire state debt in 28 to 50 years under varying assessment growth, avoiding certificates if market sales at par succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Liquidation
Flournoy
Port Commission
New Orleans
Michigan Sunday Schools Convention In Benton Harbor
Delegates gather in Benton Harbor for the Michigan State Sunday School Association annual convention. Reports show gains in Sabbath schools and membership across the state. The event continues through Friday with speakers led by Mrs. Foster Bryner and Marion Lawrence of the international association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Harbor
Mich
Michigan State Sunday School Association
Foster Bryner
Marion Lawrence
The
International Association
Cleveland Citizens Hope Blizzard Ends
Associated Press reports Cleveland residents optimistic as clear weather ends blizzard hardships. Factories closed and food scarce, but traffic avenues are expected to reopen and relief to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Cleveland
Conference With Carranza Report Signals Rebel Recognition
A report from the conference with Venustiano Carranza hints at possible recognition of rebel authorities. The situation centers on Mexican political moves and potential shifts in recognition by opposing factions.
Support of Cabinet Two Tour Conference at White House
Washington reports say Willem Bayard Hale, President Wilson's aide, met with General Carranza and his cabinet in Nogales to discuss the Mexican constitutionalist movement. Officials view the talks as an early U S move showing interest and potential recognition signals. Hale's dispatches are expected to inform official policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Wilson
Houetta
Associated Press
Washington
Willem Bayard Hale
General Carranza
Nogales
United States
Mexico
Hale
William F Bayard Hale
Carranza
Rebels Massacre Federal Officers and Men in Coahuila
A band of rebels massacred five Federal officers and nine men at Musquitz Coahuila after a fierce fight. The Federals were overpowered when their last cartridge was gone and had been offered safety if they surrendered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Musquitz
Coahuila
Cabinet backs Wilson in pressuring Huerta to quit
Washington reports state that President Wilson's Cabinet endorses his push to remove Provisional President Huerta to restore constitutional government in Mexico. A two hour meeting weighed options on arms embargo and diplomacy with foreign governments, with officials citing possible Huerta collapse and closer state to foreign communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wilson
Huerta
Mexico
United States
Bryan
Huert
State Department
U S Policy Signals for Huerta Regime and Louisiana Livestock Funds
Secretary Bryan outlines U S aims to deter Huerta by pressuring foreign powers to withdraw support and interrupt financial aid to his regime. Washington expects a Wilson statement clarifying purposes as Huerta’s position on elections and congress draws global scrutiny. Also, a $50 000 federal livestock experiment appropriation for Louisiana sugar planters seeks state cooperation of 500 acres of land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Huerta
Wilson
Congress
Mexico
Washington
Louisiana
Houston
Loyal Women of the South Hold Meeting in New Orleans
New Orleans hosts the twentieth annual United Daughters of the Confederacy convention with delegates from the South and beyond. Plans for a Shiloh battlefield monument with 50 000 dollars raised, and a fund for needy Confederate Veterans widows, are pending reports. The election for president general centers on Mrs Daisy McLaurin Stevens of Mississippi and Mrs Nathan Ella of Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Alexander White
Shiloh Battlefield
Shiloh Monument
Nathan Dpd
Ella
Virginia
Daisy McLaurin Stevens
Senator McLaurin
Mississippi
Peter Youree
Shreveport
Louisiana Daughters of the Confederacy
Alexander B. White
Nathan Ella
Towns Destroyed In Quake Killing Suspects
Multiple towns were reported destroyed and feared to have killed many residents after a powerful earthquake. Authorities warned of ongoing aftershocks as rescue teams searched collapsed structures for survivors and confirmed casualties.
Peruvian quake devastates Aymarara province and lives lost
Reports say ten towns were destroyed in an earthquake in the Peruvian province of Aymarara with 120 bodies recovered and hundreds feared dead. Government prepares for homeless relief as disaster crews search wreckage. In Canada, storm losses include seven bodies from the schooner Charles S. Prige and the freighter James Carruthers reportedly lost on the Great Lakes with confusion over a vessel found upside down and potential collision with the Regina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lima
Vera
Peruvian
Aymarara
Port Hirron
Mich
Charles S. Prige
James Carruthers
Regina
Shooting in Calhoun prompts sheriff inquiry
Fred Childers a 23 year old man in the Calhoun area shot John Simpson a neighbor around 1 PM after a long running dispute. Sheriff reports show Simpson injured but not yet confirmed dead. Childers was taken to Monroe by his father and turned over to Sheriff Parker after the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Childers
Calhoun
John Simpson
Childers
Sheriff's Office
Simpson
Sheriff's
Childers’ Field
Young Childers
Monroe
Parker
New Nerve Blocking Anesthesia Demonstrated in Chicago
Chicago reports the nerve blocking method of anesthesia demonstrated at the Clinical Congress of Surgeons of North America. Dr Harris performed several major abdominal operations while patients remained conscious. The technique injects anesthetic near nerve trunks to suspend sensation and is said to reduce surgical shock. About three thousand surgeons attended the congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Clinical Congress of Surgeons of North America
L. Harris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Conference ON Safety AT Sea
Lady Randolph Churchill
Sempear
Monroe Bankers Plan
Michigan Sunday Schools
Rebe
Loyal Women OF the South
Cooney
Yale
Lieved
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